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OCTOBER 21, 1920.
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£ £
£ I An Unusual Opportunity!
£ £ The Old Home Place of the late W. G. Hartley, lo¬
£ cated about four miles Northwest of Fort Valley in the
i £ Seventh to the highest District bidder of Crawford for cash on County, OCTOBER Georgia, 28TH, will 1920, be sold be¬
Si tween the hours of TEN O’CLOCK A. M. AND FOUR
£ O’CLOCK This P. M. contains 330 less, and the
tract acres, more or
lands are as fine as can be found in this section of Georgia.
SB H The place is well improved, well located, and this sale
affords an unusual opportunity to the man who desires to
ypi £ purchase an exceptionally fine tract of farm land.
£ £ Improvements consist of seven room residence, good
£ material and in good repair; 5 tenant houses; barns, cribs,
£ £ etc. Sale is made pursuant to the terms of the will of the
£ £ said W. G. Hartley.
£ This October 6th, 1920.
$ Hr
£ H G. D. Hartley, and W. O. Hart¬
£ ley, Executors of the will of W.
£ £ G. Hartley.
£ £ G. L. Shepard, Attorney
£ J
£ Fort Valley, Ga.
£ £ SALE TO BE HELD ON THE PREMISES.
£
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THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA
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| the energy that is to be de
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A valuable help in correcting such
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FORMER KING OF GREECE
PLOTS TO REGAIN THRONE
Former King Constantine of
Greece is reported as intending to
take advantage of the situation
ated by the serious illness of King
Alexander, his son, by returning to
Greece and claiming the throne. The
Swiss authorities, it is stated, are
taking measures to defeat the alleged
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Former King Constantine, reply¬
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people.-(Signed) Constantine, Rex.”
The former king has been closely
informed as to King Alexander’s
condition. The latest bulletins re
ceived here from Athens this morn
ing said the king’s condition was
1 desperate and that he was not ex
pected to recover.
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There is nothing this nation so
needs today as the cultivation of a
charitable spirit. We must have
done with intolerance and with self¬
ishness, These are the bane alike of
public life and private business. What
is it that distorts the true nobility of
commerce and industry wherever it
runs like a curse through any of the
business life of the country? Selfish¬
ness! What is it that arouses the bit¬
terness of party and factional ani¬
mosities? Intolerance. We need to
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substitute for that vindictive spirit
that is too prevalent in American
public life the spirit of holy charity.
—Governor Coolidge.
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Angel and Dickie.
The young housewife, looking very
pretty and womanlike in a big green
overall, was cleaning out the pantry
cupboard.
* • Dickie,” she called to her young
husband, who was smoking in the
spick-and-span little drawing-room,
“I want you to bring me a mouse trap
home tomorrow. it
“But, angel,” cried the young man,
“I brought you one home only yes¬
terday. ft
“I know, -pet,” called ..back ..the
young bride, “put that one has a
mouse in it.”—Spanish River News.
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Squelched.
The handsome young woman,
having reached the street corner,
seemed not quite sure which direction
to take. A masher who had been fol¬
lowing her, seized his opportunity,
approached her and said, “Er-beg
pardon, but you seem in doubt where
you uan to go. ft
She gave him a crushing glance.
“Indeed?” she said, U Well, I’m
not in doubt where I want you to go. ft
He left suddenly.—Boston Tran¬
script.
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Easy Solution.
Mistress- << Bridget, you’ve broken
as much china this month as your
wages amount to. Now how can we
prevent this occurring aga/in?”
Bridget—“Oi don’t know, mum,
unless you raise me wages.’’—Edin¬
burgh Scotsman,